Is owning a car that much prestigious?
@Surinamstar27 (315)
Mumbai, India
September 16, 2015 9:06am CST
I am talking about people in developing countries like India. Many people put on airs when they are behind the steering wheel of a car. Rich people in developing countries can flaunt luxury cars and that is not the case here. In countries where population is more and the roads are poor, a jeep is more convenient and suited. I am saying this because the word car evokes a feeling of pride, awe, prestige and a car is also a symbol of one's entry into fun with ladies. Some people said to me that if I want to flirt, I must have a car. Is that right?
2 responses
@advokatku (4033)
• Indonesia
24 Aug 16
yes, I agree with your opinion. In many developing countries, the car is a symbol of prestige that indicate success. It is reasonable but misguided because it only shows the narrow view the meaning and function of the car as the vehicle
@Alexandoy (65308)
• Cainta, Philippines
16 Sep 15
Here in our place, the urban Metro Manila, owning a car is actually a necessity that's why we tried to have 2 cars - one for me and one for my wife. I feel rich because a car is a status symbol here that only the middle class and the rich can afford to buy new cars.
